Diet Coke Celebrates its Biggest Fans with ‘ReTweets of Love'

There is something inexplicable about our love for Diet Coke. Consumers and die-hard fans alike resound and announce their affinity for the beverage and brand across social platforms – especially Twitter.

Now, Diet Coke is expressing thanks via a new Twitter-led social campaign called “ReTweets of Love.” The campaign champions fans who share their unwavering love for the great taste of Diet Coke on social media.

Just how will the brand return the love? By surprising dozens of people with their tweets reimagined in clever ways and in unexpected places. “ReTweets of Love” is an extension of Diet Coke’s overarching “Get a Taste” campaign introduced last fall.

“We’ve been connecting with our biggest and most passionate fans through social media for years, but we felt it was time to return that love in a way that’s as big as our appreciation. A simple retweet just isn’t enough for our loyal fans who love the great taste of Diet Coke,” said Danielle Henry, group director, Integrated Marketing Content, Coca-Cola North America. "We can’t wait for our Diet Coke enthusiasts to see their tweets reimagined into displays of affection that are as unique as they are."

Acclaimed designers and illustrators, including Erik Marinovich, Marta Cerda Alimbau and Jeff Rogers, will transform fan tweets into amazingly detailed pieces of custom-made artwork inspired by the taste and look of Diet Coke – the first of which are on display now in Times Square on a large billboard for all to see.

The campaign kicks off this week and will continue into the fall. Diet Coke fans will start seeing their tweets reimagined on custom jewelry, framed artwork, a large-scale outdoor mural in New York City or even in the pages of their favorite magazine.

Fans are encouraged to tweet their love to @DietCoke on Twitter for the opportunity to see that love come back from their favorite brand during the program. Fans also can follow “ReTweets of Love” online as Diet Coke posts photos and videos from its public displays of affection right to the brand’s Twitter page.